GeForce NOW taps into the thriving PC gaming ecosystem by streaming games from NVIDIA GPUs in the cloud, this week adding 11 titles to its library.

Nvidia GeForce Now’s cloud gaming service is introducing Linux support for desktop computers, and a native app for Amazon Fire TV Sticks to bring the service into more living rooms. The brand ...

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In a nutshell: Starting in September, GeForce Now Ultimate subscribers can stream games from servers equipped with the RTX 5080, the service's first Blackwell GPU, to enjoy higher frame rates and ...

Nvidia announced plans to bring GeForce Now to Linux at CES 2026 a few weeks ago. The service was already available on ...

No, you shouldn't use it for multiplayer, but I still find myself gravitating to GeForce Now more than ever. Reading time 6 minutes The best compliment I could ever lay at the feet of any game ...

NVIDIA’s new GeForce NOW Linux app enables RTX cloud gaming with up to 5K streaming and desktop-first support.

The beta Linux app is built for PCs and notebooks, offering an experience similar to the existing GeForce Now app on Windows ...

Nvidia is implementing a somewhat tight limit on cloud gaming via its GeForce Now service starting on January 1, 2026, where almost all of its users will be restricted to playing 100 hours per month ...

NVIDIA is bringing GeForce Now, its cloud game streaming service, to Linux. The native app will allow users to stream games at a high resolution and framerate, according to NVIDIA. NVIDIA announced ...